Jun 13, 2025
Katty Line - Un Petit Peu D'amour (1969)
Groovin' Yé-yé cover of the Easybeats tune Bring A Little Lovin'', which they wrote for Spanish band Los Bravos (heard in Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood)
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Katty Line - Un Petit Peu D'amour (1969)
Groovin' Yé-yé cover of the Easybeats tune Bring A Little Lovin'', which they wrote for Spanish band Los Bravos (heard in Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood)
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Erick Saint Laurent - Vendredi Mobsède (Friday on My Mind) (1967)
A French version of the Easybeats' Friday on My Mind? It works. And for me, my Thanksgiving break starts on Friday!
The Easybeats - Good Times (1968)
(Note: I recently accidentally posted a cover of this song whilst looking for the original, definitive version.)
So where did AC/DC get some of their early inspiration? Clearly from this tune, co-written by their older brother (and producer) George Young, which almost provides a template for their sound. It’s an absolute stormer which should have been a hit, and also includes Steve Marriott on very obvious backing vocals.Â
The Easybeats - Say That You’re Mine (1965)
Wonderful and really appealing Beat tune - the b-side of Australia only 45 For My Woman. That little guitar figure takes it to another level.
Los Bravos - Bring A Little Lovin’ (1968)
One of the 45s I found the other day - I knew Spanish group Los Bravos from their one hit song Black is Black, but the fact the A-side of this single was written by Vanda-Young of the Easybeats drew my attention. My intuition was correct - it’s a good one.
Bring a little water bring a little wine Bring a little lovin’ I feel fine
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The Easybeats - I’ll Make You Happy (Just Like Your Mama Wants) (1966)
A classic from Vanda-Young with Stevie Wright’s distinctive vocals and some great guitar playing.
